The National tribune., 1887-06-30
LOYAL WOMANSWORK
The Household, Conversation Club
Puzzles, etc.
The Happy Household.


testns the Etor's recpe for the Fruit of Paradise
fttfis u FaradisoTnke a large jar th there n q
lid Oh IL ali IA. bcterl and be sure % has no' coh-
tainrd amy oily substance and that " has been
thoroughly Ecalded aud sweet Then begin win
the rs fruit of the season. strawberries. oi course
aud hll pint Tor pint with fruit aud sugar. For
iustnts, Mint Of sim Wberres pint Of sugar; then,
On their turn plnt Of black rAspbeTrles, pint on
sugar pint of red raSpherres pint oi sugar punt oi
curraBis pint of sugar. and 80 on through black
berries, cherries. punls. peaches, pears, aplhea'
ETC. the close Of the iruit season. hou may also
add oranges. lemons, pineallpies bhhanns, el'roh;
etc. Take the pits from cherries aud plnnls, ana
cat peaches, pears. etc, in small cuhes when al
h. done heat skini. and hottie for use; or simply
sr tboroughly skim and place IN bottles d ooaa,
for storage The greater the variety Of fruit the
hncr the flavor. Worth trying.
FRIED CUcUMBERs.
4IArPy Household: As there are many ways
of arranging green cucumbers, NlA seno my
recipe fur u treat Try and report.
t'rted Ctfcnnlbers s-Take five six green cucum-
bcrs. NOT toe large or small pear ana sllee them;
lave fTsiug-pan piping hot with a small piece OF
butter; pat them ln enough To cover the pan, pep
per aud salt, brown both sides until sofi and
tenoeF When the remainder Of them are ali fried,
prepare the gravy boy adding n large teaspOouful of
butter. fry until real brown; add to this hail
cupof vinegHr-if too strong a little water may be
added. three iOurths OF tablespoonful of hour
stirred in "a little water; when tie gravy IA done
pour over the eucunbers. Serve while hot.
VIII some OF the G. &. please send recipe
Tor sOur-milk biscuits Cora MinclIell.
WHAT Ais THE cEEAMf
VIII some one of the c. q please tell me what Go
do with my cream; the butter wont gHtherf The
cream h rich, bat II takes two hours to churn. i
am a disabled veteran, NOT able work but thanks
10 Gen Black for my increase Of pension 10 S24
believe be s the bes that ever held thai Office
Is. w. Castle, Evansville, wa.
Editors Chat
Prize winners are reported ms follows: From
MARCEL Hatch, North New Castle. Me-. TO Charles
W. HAggett. Hatick. Mass, first answer 10 Letter
N HoI n,
Gardiner, Me, 10 J. w. LsuleIman. williamsville.
H., Longest list of words from I" Gardiner Me-"
From Meard Knowles, Robert Gates, Henry
Clark, Arthur Kelly, Willie Kelchum and Newton
Humphrey, Tor best postal autographs. From An
ME L. Marsh To Airs. y. p. Sherman. g. Duxbeuy,
Mass, hrst answer 20 bouquet" From Frank
Wsymire 10 Louise d. Hitchcock. Hartford, Conn,
prize for Bible questions Of May 26.
Alvin -. Plantsvie, o.. wishes 20 be known
ss a soldiers son. not daughter.
w. X. KHtes Cain got his wife In the Land OF
Nod. Sine probably belonged Ia an aboriginal tribe
Of which the Bible, which is n history Of the He
braic race, takes no account, incidentally.
Sec Gen.. ..4:6
Conversation Caus.
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Write ON one subject s. Write your best g.
Send answers To all puzzles for Of Editor Each
week the names of those writing the best letters
style, composition, spelling, Ilenmanship and gem
eral merit considered-wiil be named az tie head
of this column the Honor Roll First honor
will include all Of these requirements. Second
honor will include deficiency in some one point.
No OtboTs Will be named.
HONOR R0LL-BEsT LETTER.
Firsi Honor-s Nnloc Vandalia, III.
Second HOnor-Almea j. Smoot, Washington
ID e.; Hattie A. BarstOw. New Canaan Conn
sEARcHERs AND soLvERs.
Anuie l.. Marsh, Saugus Mass, n; Frank Healy,
Fremont, Neb., 2; eliza NJ. Tailby, Townsendvile,
N. Y, 3, Mary Dawn Petty, North Dorset. w.. IS;
Etta Lane, Newton, Kan. 8; Hannah h. House, 6;
Emma Archibald, 1901 f'assy yunk avenue Philadel-
J e-se Van z.ndt hSop NJ "S%s'oR' Y7 n NJ ney;, ~,
then, MixOn. Aich.. l; ReDeoca }. Hulson Scot
land, Ind B; B. i. Webb Eiroy, Mis-, 8; James k
Alger SwAmpscott. Mass, Y; H. nj. Mccall 8;
Msuric- Ryan, Coidwater Kan, 4; /. N McCis.na.
han, bentOnVie, Iowa. enigmas; A. b. w. Sey-
bert Nafeilo. Iowa, ~; FnnIk F Walker, Park
wood. "a. b; fiorence SmOck, Winfield, Kan. 4;
Edward Mesaud Bunker Hin. IIl. Q; d. X Wiz,
Ter, Council Buffs, Iowa. p Ruby kattison. Scots
Mich., 2; Ellen B. Leach. Wocott, w. 8; Florence
a. Emerson, Plymouth, Ind. AZ George Lilch
Sunheid, lll., MINNIE Il. West. LOckport, III. A;
Sarah McMlth"n, Spring Blufis Via. s; Etta B
hlckerson, Btrlslable. Mass. A. Mark NJ Edison,
Coslesville, Mo-. a; William Fox, Hoehne Cal,
81 ZOraidA l.. Henderson, Big Springs. Neb., e.
OUR ROLL-oALL-GREETIRa
Isaac BoenhyeT, Tlton, Iowa; Edna 6luinby. Ce-
Oar Fnlis Iowa. daughter John Quinby. sth Iowa;
Susie M. Andrews. Lawrence. kan; Joseph A Col
linz Sabuia Pa; Emma krates Low Point IN:
Charles Goodrich, Cairo Neb.. s.; Clara l. Blanchet
BarHboo Wis, daughter 18th nj. veteran; Katie
hahry, Rock. Kan, daughter oath Ind; Otis q.
hcJhslin, 1hpiain, Gettysburg Camp. No L. Di-
vision Of Kansas. > OF ", Cnanuie. Kan, organ
ized April rs. aud fiourishing; Emma A. f. scott
Buffalo Hart, ll daughter of veteran; Ella Zes-
her. oil East sixth street, Little Rock, Ark daugh-
Ger sth Mo veteran. would hear from sons aud
daughters of the sth; Frank wsymire Wall street
Kan. son 34th lad. veteran served four years in
Tie West; Alice Hiiliker. ~. Johns, Mich; NJ A.
w, AvOca, Iowa, daughter lOBd OHIO veteran:
hiAggle tlucnniu. iukR. Ill; Nellie Reynold Madi-
son, Wis., Aroline Larson. Loyelaud, Iowa: G.
w EnEeurt, Beltwood, Neb.; Williams L. High
smith, keney, al; Jessie Gordon, Hancock Mimi.
Mrs. X. II. j1by, wife aud daughter of veterans
Harrington. Neb. Emma j. J. Barker, Friend
Ncb., daughter l40th Pa. veteran; A. II. Herman
Alpine, Neb.: Ida B Stanley Valley; George E,,y'
land, New Bedford, Mass; Adele Smith daugh-
Der Adam smith, S0th H., Carlyle, Ill; Lizzie
Goldsmith, lvyviile, Iowa.
WHY IL TTf
PRIIzNDs oP rHE c. c.: am an arden. adu,iyar
and aD Interested reader oi THR NATIONAL TRIB-
uHL, as an son oi a veteran. and aEo especially
lntere-'en lh ne Z, & department have noticed
sever, ARTICLES on mAirimOuy, and was very much
pleased with the one written by l.. May Pigou
have wondered why IL ls thai when a girl has
several suiiors, she generally picks out the least
eligible one 10 HnHrTy. Aud ALSO why il IL thai
when her parents aud her best friends tell her size
souidni marry cerlan person, THAI he is the very
one "ilh whom hhe JpinE hands. Look aai the caze
OF the Chicago anarchist and the intelligent aud
accomplished young lady who was determined 10
marry Il
The fair do not offer any Inducements for
young man 10 Keep strictly lu tIe paths of recda
When a. man condemned 10 the gallows can have
Tie bouquets hiid love OF tie Young ladies wered
upon hlm Tree gratis Tor nothing. aud without lie
asking, while Hn honest. hard ~ orking son of tsil
hns 20 pass through At term Of courtsiIip ASH Ihr
glfi h-k pHpa. aud probably get refused some
place along tiie route-When all ths IL the case We
want 10 Know what encouragemeut young men
have from the % dear creatures 10 live s,l,.r
honest, upright industrious lives Young ladies
should cease 10 Imagine every lHwless Vagsls,ud
who can swHggcr around pultng his Cigar 10 lie A
nero ln Disguise, but rather consider the young
man Who qulutiy aud earnestly works his NV,V
through liie az the true liero. We think tie yot,y
ladics should follow lhe advice OF f. AlHy isi.,oIi
Alla change te general sentiment in Lis rn,,eoa =
b. hiilOc, Nnndalia. lll.
THE BOY AND GIRL CONTROVERSY
think the giris ~ well as the BOYS reo,ive M,
equal share of the young folks inherii4iIlcse Ifthe
glrs eso1i1e the hickory tiTey may feel the otLers
brOoinhick.- beaver boy
keutuclSy B0y e. views of bows are a xeelleot and
sOme Time may write Of pciIcd girls Now vyl,o
mlll come on NY list uf correspondence Rouse We
friends oi the g., g.. aud iti ur hear more fro, -,
Illinois Boy. boa 80 Leroy IIl
agree with Tennessee Boy THAI half the boys
are not treated rlght. Now ind bow easier Ia p,,l
along viii. tan girls. There are very fp,v 49,.
who will nOt. by few kind words do their l,,a n.
please you BE uir aud least hall Of them viii
serve you riglit-Annie Evrrhart. No 2l3 Nnpo-
leon 81, JOhn=ton. Pa: Minnie S Daxls Suuri-s
City, MIMI, soidisrs' orphan, I6
wOndern " " Tennessee lB0y /" has - big sisuerr
Of how ih ~ thai hs learned that the girls ARE sn
greatly praised aud cared Tor? On thai l,oint e.
leave ~ dfcf with him. d0m't doHiDl innt le h,s
bad 40 streak OF y to go a Bzhipg but we rirls
have just as heavy Crosses 10 bear. Mauy a iime
have "" had 10 conceal novels under oar aprons
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